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The barrier has been attributed not just to the difference in the primary sequence of PrP between species, but more importantly to the protein conformations that primary sequence is capable of adopting [ 6, 7].

This can be attributed not just to the growing use of genetically tractable model organisms, but also in large part to the rapid advances in optical techniques for neuroscience, which are ideally suited for application to the small, transparent brain of the larval fish.

Part of United's success can be attributed to not just signing blockbuster shirt sponsorship deals but also more specific arrangements covering individual industries ranging from noodles to tractors.

Some of President Obama's travails have been attributed to a Washington that is not just polarized politically, but also socially.

Furthermore, this finding could not be attributed to just a subset of those contacts becoming much bigger (Supplementary Fig. S8).

Its pathogenesis has been reported to be multi-factorial, and the molecular carcinogenesis of HCC can not be attributed to just a few individual genes.

Interim fairgrounds Chief Executive Doug Lofstrom said the results show a continuing growth pattern for the fair and added that success can't be attributed to "just any one thing". He credited promotions that helped boost attendance, such as We Care Wednesdays, which allowed fairgoers who donated — depending on the Wednesday — canned food, books, clothing or school supplies free fair admission.

Something changed that couldn't be attributed just to the politics of race.

Widely separated glioma lesions that can not be attributed to the pathways just mentioned are called multicentric gliomas [ 11, 149].

"It does certainly appear that something's going on that can't just be attributed to local communal conflict". But would figures close to Kabila be willing to orchestrate violence to avoid elections?

That more presidents have not been assassinated can be attributed to circumstance and just plain luck.